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This question caught me a little off guard because I had never been asked this at the end of an interview before. Initially, I replied that I wouldn't change anything because I felt I had answered everything honestly and accurately to the best of my ability. However, after given another moment to reflect, I realized that there was a question I had misinterpreted and I was able to add some clarity to my answer, as well as other things I could have worded better. Less

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I said that it was fine for me, i already done it with some past experiences.

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I disagreed with how the question was framed. Ironically my directness was an affront to his approach. Less

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Give your background.

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I asked about the history of each person I interviewed with.

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Le site de l'agence à l'époque étant assez confus, je n'avais eu que peu d'information et de visibilité sur leur projets . Less

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This is looking for an analysis of revenue/user growth, ROI -- typical business case study. No right answer rather than the thought process itself, laid out in a framework and validated with some assumptions and analysis. Less

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I ask many questions in order to understand their needs. I invest a lot in building meaningful relationships with them that will develop trust between us and they will feel confident that I am acting in their best interests. I want people to feel that we are playing on the same team and we are here to help the business and ourselves become better. Less

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Never. High quality in the work we deliver ensures we have a good reputation in the market. The company's good name and high standards should not be compromised. Less